So I'm sitting here this morning and unfortunately for my blood pressure, I have NBC's "Meet The Press" on and I notice they are having a bit of a round table discussion going so I decided to watch for a few minutes.
Well, the conversation turned towards the bloody mess in Libya and the Middle East in whole and in disbelief, I hear one of the panelists, namely Helene Cooper of the New York Times offer up this heartfelt frustration that poor President Barack Obama, whenever he really wants to focus on the issue of creating jobs in America, is confronted with all of these pesky and troublesome foreign policy matters that crop up like Libya.
Yeah, you read that right. I cannot quote Ms. Cooper as I didn't have a chance to write it down at the time but that paraphrasing is real close. Hopefully there will be a YouTube up later or the transcript from the show, but doesn't this just show a perfect example of the cheerleading for this President so apparent from the media?
You know, Ms. Cooper, being President of the United States of America is actually more difficult than being a community organizer on the south side of Chicago. I hate to break that to you. Now, I'm sure Barack Hussein Obama had some real distractions at his community organizing meetings such as running out of doughnuts or perhaps one of the audience becoming too vocal but you know, as President, sometimes you have to deal with world conflict and also, there are times when you actually have to deal with what we call "enemies."
This show this morning paints the picture perfectly - we have a liberal media that is frankly pissed off at the whole world for not cooperating with the agenda to keep Barack Hussein Obama in power. Perhaps Ms. Cooper should write a scathing article about Moammar Ghaddafi and his insensitivity towards the future of our American President. Perhaps the title could be: "Will All of You World Leaders PLEASE Just Fall In Line For Six Months So President Obama Can Try and Do His Job?!!"
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